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Total. .......... 4,31S, S67 S27, s26, 633
The total number of transfers issued
in 1885 was 6,S22, while in 1882 the ag-
gregate reached II, 443.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-01
MPauI MornhyN Cigar

"Paui MOrphy" Cigar
A standard. Adam Fetsch, manufac-
turer of "Paul Morphy" cigars, Third
and Jackson,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-01
OFFICERS, STANDING COMMITTEES
t.tt And Members Of the
ST. Paul Real Estate Board
..OF..
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.

OFFICERS:
II
JAS H. Asst x
SIZE
STANDING COMMITTEES: 9@@F
NJ Cochran,
H. S. Fairchid H. Hazard Middleton, E.
E..
E VIM; M Ed Smonton
ubbel H. M Bristol L.
d. H. Michaud +. Sherwood H. A Campbell, K. B. Kennedy
COMMITTEE ON VALUATION H. Hazard Middleton, E. A.
Clarke, s.. Lee
Bartlett, w G. Reed, G. r. Smith.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30
EAvr

Trains on tho Atlantic and PaoiSc Hail.
sosdare ran on Mountain or Standard Time
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30

time will injufe il. The layers may also
be split thinner than wafer. and often
reflect all the colors Of the rainbow. We
took peep iuto the srnithy, and saw 10
the glowing GOALS Of the forge dozen OF
more drills Of ~ many different sizes, at
red heat, while many other implements
used in the mines were strewn around,
waiting their turn 70 be sharpcned or re.
paired. About fifty hands are employed
in or around this mine.
Descending to the finishing shop, At
the foot Of the mountain, we were ush.
ersd INTO large, light room on the
ground floor, which vas thickly carpeted
with the imDerfect layers Of mica cast
aside by the female help. None Of the
mica from thin mine, however, 10 thrown
away, for even the refuse Is ground up,
mixed with oil and used an lubricant.
In this room. fs.nged on stools, with trays
upon the benches before Them to receive
the perfect pieces, sat dozen younp
women, each holding small knife of the
pattern used by shoemakers, with which
they rapidly and dexteriously split and
cleaned the shining substance. In the
storeroom We saw small boxes, in form
an size snch is usually contain a dozen
farmers scythes, yet two Of these recep-
.acles can hold thousand dollars worth
OF mica. One hundred pounds Is usually
put in box. All the marketable pro
duct Of the mine Is shipped to Utica, n.
Y, whence 1t 10 sold TO the trade.--Bos.
ton Transcript.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30
lBexcintling That order.

Not drum was heard, NOT poor, shriii drum
As the back track wa taken by Grover.
Not Bourbon but looked uncom monty sluin
At the asss which they eoaldnr recoysri
lie took the back track OF 10 Thursdsy night,
A peaissat letter preparing, ..... ... =.
by the beams Of the blsziag northern light,
And Daaiei sofsly sweariagi
IN angry srowl from the President stole.
And he seemsd to the calm behplder,
Like man thai had pnt his foot la hole
Clear mp to the blade ofhis shoulder,
Formal and cold his eplstis ran
He exhibited little dejection--
Hut ssssdfas gslcd 90 the face III Dan
And thoughts OF sexi years slectioni .' =.
Nc though, "a he naished and sigrlsd his name
AsaI UsnA hAecssciuaness aver.
fhak the eoss . bius wsotd dowa his fame
And make Il asits lively for Gtoveri
Loudly they'll tAik Of his eopyerss.ad ssyie.
! AsA sHsss hi,a both frequent sa,si hearty:
rss ussse tell seeh setainiag thaS smile ..
OF the ase old Bourbon party, '....
Rat hall of his heavy task Was o'sr
when the news from the coantry reached his,
And he knew ~ he read how the veterans
sw0re.
That each ioyai heart inpeaehed him.
Slowly and ssily he bit his thumb.
Ga hts brox was . cicndiet OF thunder
He spo.S not 10 Dan, he heat not DRUM.
And they left hln alone with his biuiderl
New York Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30

tied the mines. In his account, lie places
,'sm seventy miles northeast OF Manda-
lay. The ''gem gravel" he says, is
reached by pits from twenty TO thirty feet
In depth, but is not very extensively
worked because Of the influx Of water
and the imperfect methods OF mining
used. From this account and that Of NJ.
Bredemeyer, who in 1868 spent some
time at other mines in the Sagaya hills,
about sixteen miles from Mandalay, all
that is actually known Of the Burmah
ruby mines is derived. The gems lie in
a valley, about hundred miles square,
surrounded by nine mountains. They
are found at varying depths some quito
near the surface, others twenty feet
down. The natives cannot dig much
deeper for them, because they do not
know how TO keep the water out OF the
mines. sapphires, topazes and emeralds
are also found In the mines. Tire major
ity Of the ribies found are less than one
fourth OF a carat in weight, and the lar
ger ones are generally fiawed. Sapphires,
though relatively rare, are generally Of
larger size. The revenue from the mines
constitutes a royal monopoly, and thirty
years ago amounted TO from $4,000 70
10000 per annum. Considering the
difficulty Of carrying on the mining work,
the cost Of securing the convcniences of
life IN those remote districts, and, more
than all, the unhealthy locality, this re
turn is not large. The British govern
ment has leased the mines for term Of
years to firm Of wholesale jewellers in
London.--N. Y. Engineering and Mining
Journal. .- N
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30
The Ruby NIl.es Or lsmrmah.

Legends Of their wonderful riches were
told by travellers In the east az early as
the sixteenth century, but NJ. Travernier,
who travelled IN the Orient about 1850,
WAS the irstto give any trustworthy in.
formation concerning the mines. He did
not zee them, but gives his description
from, hearsay. He locates the mines in
a mountain, twelve days journey from
siren--the modern Siriam--and says the
country is one Of the poorest In the world.
producing nothing but rubies, and these
in quantities not exceeding 100000
crowns per annum in value. Father
Giuseppe d'Amatgo, in 1880, actually Wis
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30
Arisesaa Pssts0ees.

A, dm,ctss y. 9. Money Oeaar -ofics;. ],
lnssrnstionsi Money Order Office; \. Wells
Fasgo's Express ofses. This list n correct
Cd monthly. ...... ....... s..,
YAyAsAi CousrI--Aeua Fyia Valley. Alex-
sndr.. Anteloys ysiisy, Ash Fork, X, Bly,
| Bog (Bsd Rook), Bradshaw. BueDo, Bum.
bis Bss, Camp Verde, ChaIendsr. Cherry.
Chiue, Cisnssn, Flasssaf. X, Giiiess. Has.
sayampls, Howslls, Jsroms, Juniper, Lees
Fery, Mayer, Mss~yille. Payson, Prescott,
bAI \, ssmmosa, 6tantsn, Stodd~rd. Tip
Top. Walker, walant Grove. Williams x.
PrxA Cegxrr--AlIsa- American Flag, Arr
vsca, C,.labasas X, Orittenden x, Deasrt,
Espsranxa, Grsatsrviile. HArshav. Nogsies
\. Oro Blanoo, Pantano X. ouijotoa. Rrd-
ing ton, .Sahuarita, Tosai Wreck, Tubac, Tue
son AK, washingtoc.
auA coUxrr--Armss, Globe A 4, Pi"
neer \, San Carlos. Touto.
MoHAvz CousTT-Aubrey, Breon, Hack
berry 4. HenninR, Bingham Z, Mineral Para
A, Mohsye City, Powell Needless, Signal.
.eco,ap,x CoUsrY--Benson 4, Bisbos, Camp
HEhCnHfM. n, Nuathootpn ~ ~Ns'~'''
Dos Csfezas Z, Dragon Z, Fairbanks 4,
Fort BoEis (Apache Pass) Al, Oohoas'sls.
st. David, Tombstone 4, Tres Aiinos,
Wilcox tsfalsy)AI. .s...---
SnAHAx Cousrr--f3Snita, Ciftoa 4 4.
Duncan tPurdy) Z, Dunlap, Fort Grant.
Fort Thomas, Morsnoi, Pima. Saford, Sol.
omouvilis. ,.
PnAL CouxTI-Butte, Csss Grands Z,
D~dleyviIls, Florence ., Maaiyvilie, Mar
oopa Z, Mssavii,e, Pisaoho, Pinsl 4 Z. River
side, Sasaton. Silver Ming n. -
YunA CeUxIs-Centsnnia lPianoss).
Clip, Ehrenbsrg, Hortoss, Parker, Yuma
AK.
ArAcns CoUxrY-Erastus. Fort Apache,
Holbsook =, kssms Casycn, Rosrseso, -.
Jehns A, 81. Joseph, show Low. Snowflake.
sprfngervills, Sunset, Taylor, Wius!ow.
Woodruff.
MlHlc.pA CoCxrY--Gila Bend Z, Haydn,
Lehi. Mcdowell. Phenix AZ, Ssntinsl. Tenn
pe, fHaydsu) A, vuiture 4, wiohonburG.
Isp1lu RxsxxvArros-Fort DeAanos.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30
PvsLmzsp EvrsT SxTuEpsr Bg ~
JAMES =. EIxDE,
Eater ana Proprieter.
Hntsrsd at the psstoases in Kingman
y sssond.elass Faastsr. r. eaa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ADvERTIsISG HATES,

l>esi matter In this typs. $500 PEE tnsh
ar - nxst iuassti0n, CD ekGo pg9 StUnM
ser eaeh sabssq1snt in1aYt5on.
nassusss sdysrsisemensa inserted at
uoouiai rstss ses0rdinH - Lime, plass and
$500 rsqsissdl. M -.
pmfsssinnsi oards, one inch, irssrtsd ~
atl0D or rear. iueiuding snbssripsion.
Cm q suioAsi0ns Of = psrsonyl nNture
sili - psbiiShed At the cptien Of ms editor
- charged for at the rate ef sei esnss peF
Tse xrxEs viii not b responsible for she
s,isisaS and vis~s Of ~ eorfsspondsats.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30

r01Ycan live ct home, and mako more
ulI money at work for us, than st nny-
AOS " thing cioe IN this world. Capital
mt hceded; you are started free. Both
sexes; all ages. Anyone can do the work.
Large earnings sure from the drst start.
Coetiy outHt and terms FREQ. Better not
DELAY. Costs you nothing to send us your
address and Hnd ont; II you are wiso you
win do 80 at oncs. II, HALLETT & Co..
POI tland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Teuit~ttal.

Gsvernor--C. M. Zulick, Prescott.
Secretary Jan,es A. Beyard, PRESCOTT
Assistant Secretary v.-Tom Parish, Pres.
colt.
Attorney General Briggs Goodrish Pres.
| cott f
Tre'ssursr--T.J j. Butler, Prescott. .a
Superintendent Of Public Instruosio sion-C.
n. St'auss, Tucson. -.
Audltcr--E. p. Clark. Prescott
Snpsrintenden. Of Territorial Prison--
| Thomts Gatea, Yuma,
Snpr.eme court--Jamss VI. Wright, Chief
Justies. Prescott; W. w. Porter, Asso.
ciats Jnsticc. Phenix; Vim. Il. Barnes,
Associate Justice, Tocson.
US. DistSisa, ,Attessss--0. N. Rouse.
Tucson. a.. 81 s-s #g4.
I U.S Marshai-M. X. Meade, Tucson.
Deputy Z. .. Masstssi- II. ID. Underwood.
Sarvsyos sGsnsral--John Hise. Tucson.
Prsssots Land Ofiea- -Reosivsr J.
Sullivan. Kssi4ter-J. L. Camp.
Tucson Land Once -lieosivsr-Pssd w e..
Smith. Rsgistcr-C. Z. Daley.
Y. q. InAernsl Revenue Coilector-.J. r.
AoGrorsy, Eansa fe, New Mexico. Dep
uty Collcetor-w. II. Bristol, Tucson. De-
psrtmtut Collector, 'rstom Ofsiosrs--J. ID.
Hnshes Prescott, ". y. Oury. Tuosou.
Dsies!ats 70 Congress @. Bsan. Pres
octs.
Judge OF First Jadiciai District H .
Barnes, Tucson.
Jaasa Of ssoond JadioiA Distriet--w.
w. Potter. Pherix.
Judge Of Third Judicial District James
b. Wright, Prescott. .s.... .....-.s
Clerk of the Supreme Court w. Dodge.
Prescott.
Cssnty.
Sheriff Robert Stsen.
UnSss .Sberin-O. +. Kuepcer.
Recorder ii. Bucksbaum.
Treasurer Daniel Smith.
Probate Juass--W. q. BI,sksly.
Distrct Atiornsy--Eb. Williams.
Ccurt Comnissioner--J.J J. Hyde.
~ Cork Of District Court-H. Backsbsan.
Clerk Of Coanty Court III. II. Watkins.
Public Alministrstor--Euge ID. Whip
pae. .a
CSunty Surveyor-Otso r. Kueucsr.
U.s.. CommissiOner-J. j. Hyde.
U. y. Deputy Marshai--sobsrs Stssa.
Supsrvisors~- samuel Crosier, J. L. Nsa-
son, J. II. Johnson.
Csssk Of ths Board Of SuperviseFs-J. }.
Hyde.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30

4 OInCISsnd 10 cents postage, and We
u lrlNTwiil mail Jon
a uAI uabie, sample box OF goods
that will pot you in the way Of making iaese
money at once. than anything else In Am.
erica. foth SORES Of all agss cari live at
home and wosk In spare time, or all the
time. Capital not required. We will start
you. Immense pay aare for those whostaTt
at onee. SrIss0s 4 Co., Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30
n~ p~hiiess T~svstssasl C~.sssss
tee.

The fo,loxing are she nsmss of the Repub'
.tisun ra7itSsia. Csasrai Comsuittsc;
Chsirnmn-W Wiilism Ohrtsty. fhssix.
socsssarv--N. A. Morford, Phenix.
Apaohss-E. q, Slower, Rosaiso Celoma.
cush6s-J. =. Mosssndsn, WI. NicAsss,
T. A. At<hison, @. ID. keppy.
8iln-O. r. counslI, J. G. Jones.
Gratsssn- ~. Y. Obi, u A. Gutter. e.
. Mnriocpa.-wsn. eSrissy, L. Fowler, Il. n.
Davis, II. A. Norford.
Mohaye--.w. II. TaecaYt, Z. J.. Bufdick.
pinaI-..A. r. Walbridge. w. II. Benson.
Pi,na-..L. Wol6sy. j.. A. Zabriskio, ID.
BieFawn, Il. ID. Ferguson. 90.
Yavapni-.-w. 3. Head. l.. wOllenbura,
r. n. Murphy, Geo. z. Brown, George h.
Tinker.
Yuma "A. q. Hubbard, Charles II. Brins-
ley.
AZ Arge--.Clark Churchill, wsbster
Street,
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30

o. ID. Robinsen. Gen'l Managsr.
AIbnqusrG1e, N. N.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30
GEO. PINN"X
Evergreen, Door County, Wis.
PATIENTS.

Caveats and Trade Marks Obs6rnsd
and all ethsr business Ia the y. 9. Pstsnt
Our ofBos - opposite the U. d. Psten,
Ofice, and We can obtain Patsnts In less
time than those remote from WASHING;
TON. -
Sead MODELOR DRAWING. We ad
wise as to patentntility free Of chaYge and
we n,ake NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBJ
TAIN 4 PATENT.
We refer here 70 the Postmaster. thu
8upt. of Money Ordsr Div, and to official,
of the U. y. Patent Office. For circular
advios, terms and references TO actual eli
euts Ia your own State or County, write tc
q. A SNOW Il CO.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-30

Meal Stations.
Through tickets 10 all the principal citie,
east and west on sale at the following sta
tiots. Albuquerque, iioibrook, winalow
Flagstaff. Peach Springs, Kingman, Pres
oott and the Hcsdiea.
HTAGE CONNEf-TlONS.
Via Iaguna 70 the Indian village oi
Aeoms. ls miles. ..-~
Via wisxatc to Fort winsass. 8 miles
Zani q miles. ..-
Via Manueiifo TO Fort Denance fSav-
sjo agency, % miles: Cahon de ChslIs. G.
miles; Keams Canon, 90 miles.
Via IIoibrooss, tri.weekiy stages 20 Ss
Johns, s3 miles; Fort Apache, 80 miles
SpringerviiIe, - miles: Show Low. 80 n ilss
Tsylorville, as miles: Moqui Indian village
fno regular stags), 20 miles.
vi. wi"sssw to Brigham City and Sun.
set.
Via Ash Fork. daily stages 10 PRESCOTT
sad whipple Barracks, "a miles; daily stag
o. from Prescott to PhsnIx, and I'll vsski,
stages ~ For: Verde.
vis Peach Spvin9s 70 tho GPssA
Canon or the Colorado, i3 ni,ea.
VIA kingsnap, daily stages 70 stsckton
Hill. 10 miles; Mineral PARK, lG miles; Ger
bst IL miles.
Via Yucea to Signal, 70 miles.
vnNeesiie~, steamer 10 Yu.pa, Colorado
river agency, Fort Nohave. Mohsvs City.
HsrdyvilIe, Arizona; and II Dorado Canoa.
Nevada. # ..
w. A. DDlrseIl,
General Passenger Aassss.
o. ID. Robinsen. Gen'l Manager.
AIbuqusrGre, N. NJ.
The National tribune., 1887-03-17
THE GRAND army.
News From The DelartmGntS---NeN
Posts. etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN
HEApo'Rs GRAND ARMY OF THE REPuBIc, ]
MADISON, WIS, March II, 1857

HEADo'Rs GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBL1c,
MADISON, WIS, March u, loo1.J
II has been thought that the Grand Army Of
the Ronuhlic had reached its maximum as an
organization The figures show this % be a
mistake The number borne on The rolls OF
tbe order March 81. ls56, was 326, 499. Sept.
30 lsS6. the returns in this office show the
number Oh the rolls 10 be 3lO,55l There Is a
class of people now uniting themselves with
the Order who have heretofore kept alooi nom
A.. Since ID has been fully demonstrated IN
every way that party politics are vigorously
excluded from the order, class Of very con-
servative citizens who were formerly soldiers
of the Union without amy urging. are now Join-
Ing the Grand Army of the Republic.
Efforts will be made 10 secure full and com
nlete returns from the % Departments for the
quarters ending the Dist of March aud june 50
OF this wear, 80 as 10 exhibit nj the next Ma
tional EucWmpmcut a true aud faithful condl-
ton of the numerical strength of the order
and the work accomplished in the field OF char
liable endoavOr.
The pronosition upon which the Order is al
ligned ms a unit briefly stated, is this: NO
deserving and helpless soldier OF the war OF
1851 = shall be permitted 10 die in the poor
house il the Order can prevent it, Failing
10 obtain proper legislation 10 secure this from
tie General Government they VIII unite Their
efforts nlialn il nom ltG sAdltS dllA "a
ccssful there they propose, in the name OF God
90 do ID themselves
II is expressly desired that the Assistant
Adiutants General forward 70 National Head
quarter. without delay, the names Of Depart
nlent officers eligible To seats IN the National
Encampmcnt. so that the roll for the Eucamp-
meut can beComplctCd and verified before sep
TENDER. These names by the Rules ana Regn-
latinns should Zoe Forwarded immediately
after the Department Encampmont" Blanks
have been sent Tor the purpose Most OF the
Departments have hold their Encampmcnts
aud still bat few have responded 10 this rca-
eonahle request.
The Kalamazoo Publishing Co. Of Kalama-
roo Mich. have recently presented Headquar-
tiers with beautifully -bound volume OF their
Memorial Record This viii be used 20 con
tain synopsis OF the biography OF all National
officers. and will be preserved at National
Headquarters Tor that purpose. This Memo
rial Record is designed for the use OF Posts. II
Is the best appliance yet devised for the per
manent preservation OF the history OF the indi
yiduals of the Grand Army.
The National tribune., 1887-03-17
Scipio. ". Y. Dec. I. 1SSi

I am the pastor of the Baptist church here
and an educated physician. / am not in prac-
tce, but am my sole family physician, and
advise in chronic cases. Over year ago
recommended your Hop Bitters to my invalid
wife, who has been under medical treatment
of Albauy's best physicians several years She
has been greatly benefited and still uses the
medicine. / believe she will become thor
oughly cured of her various complicated dis
eases by their use. We both recommend them
to our friends, many of whom have also been
cured of their various ailments by them.
Rev. E r. WARREN.
The National tribune., 1887-03-17

HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL CoNMAIp.
~

HEADQUARrERs NATIONAL COMMAND n
General Order. No. q
I. II Is with pleasure that the Commandar-hn-
tbei informs the order that the growth thereof Ia
sliti maintained throughout the country 1--we new
Commands having been chartered within the lnMh
fortnight, and AZ many points the ntiGtory steps
nave heen taken for organizations. 10 Is desired Ia
the work OF advancing the Order that the feelings
OF friendship for al soldier bodies be maintaned
ana the harmony between them and us be kept ina
Violate. 10 - also urged that the committees on
applications for membership carefully eyerlfne thu
same, so that the purposes and objects of our or.
ganilatou be preserved.
III. b. eviuE that proper dissemination of tha
objects ard aims OF the Union would aid in strsrf
ening the Order COiOuels of Commands are slrgsd
to either prepare or hive prepared short articles
for publication I'm the various soldier papers Of fha
country, as The NATIONAL TRIBUSE, Washington,
h. g.. which will doubtless publish the same II re-
quested.
III. The Quarternaster-C General has on hand n
supply Of Rules and Regulations which Will Do
furnished at the rate Of g per l00 also the button
hole badge nc = cents each. the membership badge
at - cents each
Nv. The various Commands are urged to be promps
III forwarding TO the Quarterma-tcT- General the
per capita tax Of 10 cents per member voted at thR
National Encampment as the same is needed =.
meet expenses.
V. The following additional appointments ara
hereby made on the staff Of the Communicating
Chief: Aids.de- Camp-Fhomas Hynes, In Chief,
john q. Weber, j. Christ Lairds George IT, Breed.
III. McEOwen, a. = Winchester Thomas Fl Evans
d. n Morrow, CANYON City, Colo, Assistant In.
superintendent The name OF A. j. Burch was by
accident omitted in General Order, No /, from Eha
Executive Council, of which he is a member.
VI The attention Of Colonies commanding IL In
yylted to paragraphs NOT and 8, General Order,
VII. The new Ritual win be issued to Commands
In about 10 days.
BY order. ~ A. DILLON. Commander-in-C'hIsE
ROBERT ALTON, Adjutant- General.
The National tribune., 1887-03-17
Cured of Drinking.

"A young friend of mine was cured of an in
Suitable thirst for liquor that had so Frustrated
his system that he was unable to do any bust
ness. He was entirely cured by the use of
Hop Bitters. 1t allayed all that burning thirst :;
took away the appetite for liquor; made his
nerves steady; and he has remained steady
and sober man for more than two years, and
has no desire to return to his cups, and
know Of O number of others that have been
cured of drinking by it."-From leading r.
r. Official, Chicago, Ill.
The National tribune., 1887-03-17
Prejudice Kills.

eleven years our daughter suffered on q
bed of misery under the care Of several of the
best physicians, who gave her disease various
names but no relief, and now she is restored to
us in good health by Hop Bitters, that we had
poohed at two years before using it. We
earnestly hope and pray that no one else win
let their sick suffer as we did, on account of
prejudice against so good medicine as Hop
Bitters."-The PareHts Good TempiaTs.
The National tribune., 1887-03-17

ordered. II more than one had received votes a
new ballot should be ordered, unless all decline
but one.
Query. wouldfhe election ofan officer, as stated
In previous query, be considered legal?
Answer. The improper ruling Of a presiding Off
Ger does not always affect the legality Of an cleo
ton. To render nugltOry and void the doings Of
any organized body, it should be considered
whether the wishes of the majority have been pre-
vented from being carried out. The question is
too general to answer explicity.-ELIzABETH
DARCY KISSE, National President.
The National tribune., 1887-03-17
Hn.hinnton- d. O. Sent 81. 1854.

Dear Sir-Why don't you get certificate
from Col. w. III. W., of Baltimore, showing
how he cured himself of drunkenness by the
help of Hop Bitters. His is a wonderful case.
He is well known in Rochester, n. Y, by all
the drinking people there. He is known in
this city, Cincinnati, New Orleans, New York;
in fact all over the country, as he has spent
thousands Of dollars for rum. L honestly be-
lieve his card would be worth thousands Of dol
lars to you in this city and Baltimore alone,
and make thousands of sober men by inducing
the use Of your bitters. ]. A. w.
The National tribune., 1887-03-17
Milton. Del.. Feb. 10. 1886.

Having used Hop Bitters, the noted remedy
for debility, nervousness, indigestion, etc, /
have no hesitation in saying that it is indeed
an excellent medicine and recommend it to
any one as a truly tonic bitters.
Respectfully, Rev. Mrs. J. III. ELLGOOD.
The National tribune., 1887-03-17
A MEDICINE, NOT A DRINK.
High Authority.

Hop Bitters is not, in any sense, an alcoholic
beverage or liquor and could not be sold, for
use, except to persons DESTROYS of obtaining
medicinal bitters.
GREEN Il. RAUM,
U. S. Com'r Internal Rev.
The National tribune., 1887-03-17

Survivors of the 4th N. Y. III. A. who desire
copies of the history of that regiment, should
communicate at once with-HYLAND @. KIRK,
Phelps, N. Y.
The National tribune., 1887-03-17
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
ARKANSAS


Jnmes W. Bonnie. Walnut Officers OF VIM.
Cownn Post No -: Commander, James ". Ben
ME: sN c. JHmcs l.. Moss j. v. c., VIM. Car
land: chop. Richard Thomas; Surg, DR. Vim.
Mcpherson. o. a.. John Iamar; AdjL il Theo-
dore Obar q A.. Bailey Lovcjoy; O.G., Thomas
hlarcheil s. H., Robert Mooney.
&c. GRAY, Conway: red Steele Post No 3, re-
gently eflcolcd a permanent organization. Officers
OF the Post are AZ follows: Commander, ID. l..
shoup: = " G.. :. p. Beck; J. Y. g., J. j. Noos-
tcr: q. ~, $. Hunter; chap. NJ. N. Ward; Surg,
J. D. Kinchcloe; o. D.. D. c. Bartlett; o. O., ". X.
Green: Adj't, w. c. Gmyi 5. NJ, }. A. Dunn @.
nj =. William Garter.
The National tribune., 1887-03-17

That sense Of extreme lreariaess indicates disors
dered blood. Ayers Sarsaparilla purifes it.